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Mayor Richard Bissen submitted to the County Council a bill to amend a section of the County Code in an effort to immediately increase the inventory of housing available to survivors of the August wildfires.

WAILUKU — “Today, I submitted to the County Council a bill to amend a section of the County Code to immediately help to increase the inventory of housing av

Maui County should make it easier for churches and other charitable organizations to build housing on their lands. Case in point: The nonprofit Family Life Ce

LAHAINA — Maui County staff will share the latest updates on the PARK MAUI pilot program in Lahaina during a Virtual Open House on Monday, July 24. Two

A bill that would limit air and replica guns in certain public spaces to improve safety for the community and police officers was unanimously recommended by a M

On June 8, Bill 50 was signed into law to allow grants of up to $50,000 to be issued for the construction of small-sized housing units on properties with existi

The Office of Council Services is accepting applications until May 26 for a full-time legislative analyst to staff Maui County Council committees and conduct po

Bill 135 was introduced by Maui County Councilmember Kelly Takaya King, and was signed into law as Ordinance 5306 by Maui Mayor Michael Victorino on Dec. 6. It will take effect on Oct. 1, 2022.

The bill aims to protect kamaʻāina from being taxed out of family land due to real estate speculation by outside investors.

NAPILI — The County of Maui has issued a Notice of Warning to Developer Greg Brown for a makai wall at a controversial home under construction at 5385 Lower H